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15 THE BROOKLYN PAIJLY EAGLE MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1897. FINANCIAL OFFICIAL CLOSING FIGURES. SHARP ADVANCE III SUGAR. compared SALES OF BONDS. The following shows the transactions In bonds to day (in Jl.OOOs): UNITED STATES AND STATE BONDS.

To day's official closing prices, i with Saturday's, were: TRANSACTIONS IN STOCKS. The following table shows the course of the stock market to day, the net changes from the previous closing prices and the transactions In each stock: the following changes as compared with the previous account; Cash in hand, increased, 840,000 marks; treasury notes, decreased, 280, 000 marks; other securities, increased, 11.960. 000 marks; notes in circulation, Increased, 24, 660,000 marks. THE CS H.AIN MARKET. Saturday Rid.

Asked. Eagle Savings and Loan Company, respondlng weeks in the two preceding years is as follows: Wheat. Corn. Oats. Bushels.

Bushels. Bushels. Sept. 18. 1897..

17.140,000 33,737,000 10.753,000 Sept .28, 1800.. 48.715.000 13.218,000 8.9.11,000 Sept. 28. 5,451.000 2.725,000 The visible Bupply of rye is 2.52G.O0O buBhele. an increase of 101,000 bushels; of barley.

1.644, 000 bushels, an increase of 250.000 bushels. a5sc 1J4W 10 Alabama 1)0 .116 Low Clos Net est. Inff. change RAILROAD AND OTHER BONDS. It Was the Leading Feature in the Late 147M 3 i 0 it iK A ui Too 81K 81 N'orf gm (Is.

122 81 Open tin Ics. Inc. 3 1700 Am Am Sue 400 Am Cot Oil. 21 2470 Am Tobacco HSH 271U loH 8420 Atchison pr. 32H 200 Am 13fci 21 3 Nor I'ac 1st.

Allii; tsus 1 1 ill A 'I S85S NEW YORK STOCKS OF GRAIN. The contract stocks on the following dates were: I To dav Hid. Asked. I Am. Ret 147! 147) I Am.

Sugar itef. 117V, Am. Cotton Oil 21H 22 Am. Cotton Oil ,6 77)4 Atchison 1614 159( Atchison pf 3274 '3'4 Ann Arbor 12)4 14 Ann Arbor pf 36 37 Am. Tobacco Mi 83) Am.

Tobacco ft 112)4 113)4 Am. Spirits Mfs I3H 13s Am. Spirits Mffr pf. Haltlnuire 11:54 17 B'klyn Rapid Tiun. 34' llrooklyn l'n.

(las 126 Brooklyn Klevated. 9)4 Buy State Gas It I'! 14491 11(1 15)1 32 1291 35 S7 112 13 32 18 34 125 8 LONDON A MODERATE BUYER. Seit.2.r, 181)7. Nor rac 4s. Sept.

SB 1800. TH.U80 86)4 88 88 88 8W 88 I 8b) Sept. 18. lS7. 1 .27:1 144M 116J4 21 70 IW 32 13 30 87 114 13 32 19 34 129 9 8 233 98 18 37 1M it Hi 4 1 1 i No.

2 red No. 1 bard wheat a 4 9 4 1 la 10 Atch aaj 4f bO 32 18 34k UK 58 08 557,758 2,573,551 1( Am Sp'ts pf 2170 Ball Ohio. 700 Blin Rap T. 343fi Bay State a 5.0 Can South'n 7H0 Central J. 10 8H 3 No.l N'tliern w't No.

2 mlxedcorn.4.830.021 No. 2 yellow com 425,881 No. 2 mixed oats. 485,230 No. 2 while 435.525 00.700 302.105 402.231 58H, 16 OreK Hup lt 1 FRANKLIN BUILDING, 18S REMSEN ST.

(Near City Hall Square.) CLASS monthly savings Instalment hares pay average dividends on withdrawal per cent. per annum. CLASH open account savings shares par per cent, per annum January and July. CXASS fully paid Income shares pay per cent, per annum, payable semi annually. LOANS.

Homes of their own election purchased for members on small first payment an4 monthly payments, same as rent. OKFlOERSi ELW1N S. PIPER. President. EDWARD E.

BR1TTON. lbt Vice President. TRAVERSE R. MAXFIELD. 2d Vice President, GEORGE W.

WAKEMAN, Secretary. IRA A. McCOBMACK, Treasurer. TRUSTEES; 355,114 411,056 50 IB 1 58)4 1 50 to Oi Hup ct 144 VM 21 87X 13H 32 IBM AH UH 58 97ki 23V4 98J 11 8 37H 179s 37 223K 118 8 13U 17 41 30K 5(j0 Cbes Jc Ohio 'UH In store In New York. Brooklyn.

Jersey 117 21i KS 154 33 lH 32 IBM 34)4 9 584 99 24 99 104 3854 18K 37 226 119 159H 13X 48)4 41H 37 The Opening Was Stronger, 1ut Professionals Were On the Bear Side and General Deollnes Followed Alter KpDtt Thsre. Was Covering and the Market Advanced All Around Trading Was Less Active Than Usual. 589i. I i ua 0 City grain warehouses and held in railway I loan 97 15 37 1209 59H liH 5091 Sll9l U2 I. 41 42 tiH 41 41)4 42 42)4 43 5lj)4 50 HI Id 123 W.

94 85)4 4 08)4 40 lighter." on certificate. 1043 CCC St L. 37 Wheat dm i 58)4 10 15 58 8 Bushel. KuxhW. ItusUela 22i I It4 3h ilt'ii 1 1 19l 7ti 24 1 0)1 IISIJ4 145U 1U uu 35 10 4 20 125 10 Sept.

25. 1807... 1.438.0:! i (i.494.' 2.0311,484 I 8. 1807... 1.023.15U 0,1.20.522 2.2M,371 i Ciipltal Tructioti 'onolldated Oas.

ii24 i Central Jersey 1 t'enti al Pacific 154 C. C. C. St. 3791 C.

C. It St.I,.pf. Cnnuda 5e9i Central i llud. 111)4 Paclllc 75) t'hes. Ohio 24 ChieuKO Gas ct l(M9i 1 St.

005k 1441 1 ago Alton 104 Chicago Alt 107 Chi. Ct. IS)j 58 1 f4M i 111 1 24 104 981 98, 145 414.880 57 57 57WI Increase Decrease Seyt.20.18HB.. 1.467.77(1 2.770.049 200.887 5 Or inc A 3 6 4 Oret rih L6 5 io t) 2,1 3 Itu li 54 58 1 3.801,118 Wheat, Corn and Oats on the New York and Chioaeo Exchanees. The wheat market was weakened this morning by a variety of conditions, chief among which were the heavy receipts of spring wheat on increase of 1,680,000 bushels In the amount of wheat oo passage to Europe and a decline of ld in the early cable from Liverpool.

To offset this array or bear news was a slight falling off in world's shipments and less favorable threshing returns tram the Northwest. Prices opened a cent lower at 93c for December but rail led subsequently to 94 He. Except for a little foreien selling the early speculative trade was mostly loca. Snow was out with another estimate, making the total crop 590,000,000 bushels or over one hundred millions in excess of the last government figures. This, of course, handicapped hull efforts to rally the market by encouragtag free sales on the bulges.

December sold up to 94 and at 1 o'clock was 94. It held very steady in spite of the big increase in the visible of 2.905,000 bushels, which was larger than expected. The market became strong on the rumor of 21 loads for export. By 1:30 It was 94 for December. At Chicago there was a weak opening In wheat to day, December starting at compared with Sunday's closing price of 91 c.

It was due mainly to the sharp break at Liverpool, a decline of ld. being reported at that market. The continued heaviness of Northwest receipts was also a bearish influence. Minneapolis and Duluth reported 1,427 cars against 1,313 last week and 1,557 a year ago. The drought west, which is attracting considerable attention, started shorts to buying the opening.

St. Louis market was up a cent and Paris showed a 15a45 centimes advance. World's shipments amounted to 9,361,000 bushels, almost 60 per cent, of which The world's wheat exports from the principal countries: Bliss B. Dutclmr. Edward E.

Britton, Traverse R. Maxfleld. lames T. Ashley, George J. John T.

Rsffertv. Edward M. Grout. Ira A. MoCormack, Klwln S.

Piper. John A. 8chwar, Frank X. McCafTry. George W.

Wakeman, 4 I I i 84 10 40 58H; 58(3 1 Keadlng lH Chi. C.i. W. pr. A 411.

Lat week. Bushels. Prev. week. Hushels.

0.370.04K 3' Last year. F.uphels. I 3.8l8.4Ji hi. ct. w.

nr. a 7) 58 17 5NH 10 5891 40 James H. Ferguson, Charles A. Brown. ,023.403 'onsollrla ted Ice Consolidated Ice pf.

7 i Rchroeder. ioa 173kj 175 6 58Tii S4 I Ind. Bfi)4 86 9, 8.I9 73 VI), 33 ml. i United States Argentine llussin India Danubiau Total The exports countries: no.ouu 8,848,000 2,024,010 10,000 1 110.000 88,000 2.4U4.00O 0.B31.4H3 10.050 94!) 8.402.648 of corn from the principal 15 8 bt 1, tz ti rit 4 17 8taud it 11 Ol. I 10 stao it 1 St Joe ft IO 58 35 flil 13 5874 ill 69 2 Brook 1 Brook Jtan tw)4 9 94 2 (Jrooklyi) Kl 1st.

ct 84 89(, 42 ii) 34 1 IH 101 1391 411 4U 32 ilTl lhO 17 4191 21 114 ttl 4 1 MX ZH 4 1 4 ii 2X 07 5 LIMfeSu Alk.lOBK 57 11. 04 7.1 234 104, 98' 98 141 104 1(17 I7 42 31 37 SO II) 33 118V 1110 13 47 31 48 12'' 17 41 22 20 10 137' 37 3(1 0 18 100 10 35 104 40 25 15 37 3 15 33 42 2 BnrCK jcNorlst. 108 2 L'ln Hi 102)4 Delaware Hud 118)4 Lack. West, l.illlj I Denv. Jit Rio 13 D.

Rio G. 48 Detroit Clas 4o Terre Haute. 31 Kv. Terre II. 48 Kilisop Bkn i Kdison Elec, N.

Y. .127 1794 Ki le 1st pf 41)4 Erie 2d pt 22)4 1 Krle Western 20 Erie West, pf 77! i Ft. Worth Rio 18 Great Northern 1 I Last week. Buphels. 4,0.

14 2 060,000 6 St I AT ac no f. 88)4 1 St I. I A So stamped 87 5 St Paul 1' 1139 3 St Paul 1 111 1 Su far ita 1st. 05 I Prev. week.

Last year. Hushelc. Bushels, i :i04.VU.') 14 2.000 1 48,000 8S.OSO 4.237.002 3.844.765 UENKUAL COUNSEL! Jstassri. Grout. Jenks, llcr Hyde.

Join our Local Branch In your neighborhood. If none established, get together your leading ms and arrange with our Company to organize one. BANKING HOUSE OF HENRY CLEWS 11, 13. 15 fV 17 Broad St. Member: S.

Y. fiiock Kxohang. N. Y. Cotton Erchanjr.

N. Y. Produce i53xchanff ChIsaeo Board of Trad. Ordi 3 executed any of rh above ExohJiei for Investment or on martin. Interes: a.1 lowed oa deposit accounts, uoJv; E0 chrct ai sight.

Aot as Flocal Agents for Corporations and for E3at la vestments. 202 FIFTH AV, cor. 23th Si. Branch Offlctt 457 BROADWAY, Silk Bx'ff Brancii umcei HUDSON ST. Mercantile Ex'.

1 L'auuoutu. 1st. i 4 Can South Highest 148M 117X 2 IK 88K 15M 33H 13 18 24H S'H 58H '4M MX 1064 38H 1K! 37 22ti 119 16BK 13'1 48h 4I 37J4 7H 175 43 U0V 123 106 10 28 107 26H 57M 16 9 34 3b 1UJ 191 4CJ 5 120 'iQH 54 83! 1456 18M 1 6U T78K 27 SS 03 145 11M 34 7 ISM M9. KM B7? 17J (id 8 21ki 91M 3 14 United States Argentine Russia Danubian Total USU2 Cnl Gt W. 17Ji IO0 Consol 37 2105 Con Gas 224 200 Del 710 Del W.J.58W 100 Denv 4 13 200 pt.

47M 500 Erie 17 000 Erie 1st 41K IO00 Gen 37 400 Hock'E Val. 7H 1300 Illinois Cen.104 53(1 Lake Shore. 174 700 Laclede as 42H 9815 Lou Nash 200 123 5000 Manhul 2C0 Mt'n Trac. 100 Mob Ohio 28 200 Mich 107 200 Minn StL. 2B 100 2 p.

57W UaO 5470 Mo KM pf 7300 Mo 349i 2310 Nat ami 5:0 CentrallllX 250 W. 10H 800 pf. 40M 325 American 5432 126 4200 20K I4J25 Pac ct pf 53J 4050 100 Omaha 1740 West. 18M 1005 I'uc 35 2(10 Peoria IU 1800 25 20 05H 200 177M 12440 20, 3300 Read. 1st pt 55 2C60 Read.

2d pf. 33H 15902 Rocli Island 02 28400 Si Paul W)l4 1U0 St Paul 145 1331 11H :.424 Southern pt. 34X 4,774.142 12 Southern II 1 12 San A A 4. US 0394 93)4 03)4 6094 ires, reduced to! The amount on passage (1 1 4 4 4 I )S 4 4 54 140 38 Ceneral 37)4 tUl MILK eW Mil di'y 7s 10 5 Col Mid 1st 05 3 Cen Oa 1st 45 6 Cen Ga 3d Qi 2 Chi Gasllm 5. 12 3 Chi lltd 3 11094 1 cut it ID!) 12 Chi deb 105 10 Chi Term tr 4694 59 Green Bay He 30 bushel3.

as follows: WHEAT AND FLOUR. Last week To United Kingdom To Continent 1 94u Hocking I. was American. There was a liberal increase 23,780,000 I 0 I 5 3 23 10 10 10 ex 1 1 6s. 1 ex Pae 1st 1 1 COURT ST.

Brooklyn. 59 cHO 60 9094 95 0591 1691 30 IO 16 10 I'ex Pac 2d 41)4 4 4 lX Tnrrense for the Last year's total Total in 18SI5 Last weel; To ITnited Kingdom To Continent 25.280.000 1,08 00 24,240.000 Busnels. 10,800,000 H.7 O.000 I 11,000.000 800.000 14,880.000 8,400.000 42 ami 121 1C4M 119H IIS 107 57 5i l' 37Sii iH 39 110M 104 39H ii 125H 20 52)6 sm 145)4 18 'AH 1 25 65Hi 177W 26 54X 91M osw 145 11)4 33 6)t 'A 12 22( sW 07 17 60 20 HOW 2 GEO. Ii. PRENTISS DEALERS IN Local Securities, 37 WILLIAM 208 Montague NEW YORK CITY.

BROOKLYN, N.Y. MEMBERS XKW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. 43 BOJd 121 mt; now 107 6M 57)4 15W 'AH 39 Ilia, 19)4 40)4 126S 20H 83W 145M 18J 4 1H 00 178 27M 55M 33)4 92)4 9HW 145 114 34 0)4 7H l' 31 24 8W 67)4 17h 66 8 21)4 91 2 14 30 10 4 10 30 10 0 30 40 30 40)4 40)4 46X 40)4 404 itH 47 47)4 47X 81 80T4 81 ..113 on passage. Brokers for the bull clique were: I promrtnent in the buying. December ad i vanced to 90.

reacted to 90c. and ad i vanced agin to 90, but then eased off again to 90 by noon. It then advanced on buying by shorts and at 12:15 was 91. It eased off 54 by 1 o'clock. i I Wheat closed fairly firm at a decline of I i a cents.

The export business was rumored I to be twenty three loads. At Chicago the I close was i cent advance to cent decline. Corn opened quiet but weaker with wheat, i prices opened Vc lower at 35c for December, I later selling off to 34c. To noon there were I transactions in 125.000 bushels. Up to 1 o'clock December sold between 35 and 3491.

i It advanced with wheat in the late trade 'touching 35A by 1.30. 2)4 i 1 43 39 81 II 34 119 ltil 13 48 32 52 112 130 17 42 23 20t 77 20 140 37M "a 7 25 102 10M 37 105 48 25 17 87 4.1 177 43 90 59 (10 00 30 89 HO 170 105 34 107 122 29 18 19 40 10 81 39 39 107 5 15 42 128 is'6" 20 524t 82 147 18 370 181 35X in 17 Increasefor the week Last year's total Total in 1895 42 4 Ch'esi: 4)s. 94 14 5 Cites ns IK Tenn dlv 5s 4 2094 30 20 209 30 2094 2994 29 29X 2094 20 29 299 20 29 20 20 2994 9J4 2994 30 2954 61 ..116 SO ..116 i 2 IH74 2 I 25 Erie l'ne amount of wheat now in transit to Europe, with the visible supply in the United i States and Canada, is equivalent to 45.325.000 bushels, against 40.900.000 buphels last week and 72,875.000 bushels last vear. The amount of corn is 47.249,000 bushels', atrainst 44,537,000 bushels last week and 28.098.000 bushelB last year. 5 DIM 30 4 Flint Itl'M 114 10 1 Fulton El .040 28 IRWIN CO.

Brooklyn N. Y. Investment Securities 187 Montague St, Brooklyn. Orders In New York Stock Exchans and 1d vestment securities executed tor or om margin. 11 92 At Chicago Corn was weak at the opening, but soon rallied with wheat.

Recelp ts, 679 I cars, were below estimates. Holders of puts H2M 4 a J4 4 1 4 1)4 Hocking Valley 7)4 Hocking Valley pf. 18 II. B. Claflln J00M Iowa Central 10 Iowa Central pf 3b Illinois Central 104k Illinois Steel Co 4H) Pitts.

Gulf. 2594 Kansas Texas 15 Kansas i Tex. 39X Keokuk Des Keokuk Des M.pf 15 Keokuk Western. 33 'Long Island 42 Lake Shore 174 Laclede Gas 43H Laclede Gas pf 93 Louisville 00J Maryland Coal 40 Minnesota Iron 58 Minn. St.

27 Minn, ii St.L.lst pf. 87H Minn. St.L.Sd 57K Morris gt Essex 108 Manhattan Con ll.5t Missouri Pacific 34W Michigan .100 Metropolitan Trac. .121 Mobile Ohio 28 Nat Linseed Oil 15 N. 19J N.Y.,Sus.&W.n.pf..

40M N.Y..CM.& St. IB N.Y.,C..siSt.L.lsl pf 79 N.Y..C.iiSt.L.2dpf. 37W National Lead 3I 5)S National Lead 105 North 5 Norf. W. new 16m Norf.

W. pf. new 4: Northwest 120 Northwest pf 104 N. N. II.

Nor. Pac. ct 20)a Nor. Pac. ct.

pf 639 Omaha H3Js Omaha pf 145 Out. Western Intt 1't nn. Coal Co .140 Pullman PaclHc Mall 35)4 Pitts. 15ll Cln. St.

L. 20M 0:, Pennsyl anir. 10 Un fao Oku 1st. 5 51 were all buyers at the opening. There was some elevator selling.

It Is. said a million cash corn was sold here Saturday. December opened a lower at 29a, ad OH 'A 12M 30X1 23 nra 17M 219 UH 13X 100 200 St Jos I 2175 Tex Pac. 3700 Ter.n I 23770 tin Pac I pd 300 Leather 308 Lea pt. 204 Rubber.

Rub pf. IOO U'Kbitsh. 3150 Wabash 'Vest Cnion 2220 501 Wheel's p. 10 15 10 6 2 0 3 8 1 Un Pac I ct. 0194 61 mm 51 5l9t 52 M94 .117 .118 a lowaCen 97)4 1 Kan Pts fco 8 3 8O14 6 8U)4 5 8094 1 80M 2 20 Kan Pac 98 14 99 28 1 Long Islanu 4s.

01 1 Laclede 103 18 Lake 102 3 Lehigh 3 Lou un 83 8 83M 17 Mod 73 a 72)4 14 Moklt '1 04 2 ts 8094 4 80 12 KYXH1 4 Northwests or. ll.HM 4 a THE COTTON MARKET. i Cotton contracts opened weak and irregular, The firft call Started at a decline 11 points, 1 but galnt strength as it progressed and fin is hed at a decline of 2 pct nts. The vate months after the cal; turned weaker and declined, I while the nearer positions held compara tivey I steady. The general feeling was weak, how ever, la'cer cables showing a con tinued tleclin ing tendency a Liverpool.

The English mar 1 ket cpened a decline of la2 61d and closed at a decl'lne of 3a4 64d. This was more than our I market could stand in connection with large receipts for the day and an estimated large movement for the week in 'the absence of all speculative support. Sales on the call, 8,800 bales. Followine the receuti on erf the last oa I BANKS AMD SAFE DHPOSIT Brooklyn City Safe Deposit Company. Chartered SAFE DEPOSIT BUILDING.

MONTAGUE ST. CORNER OF CLINTON. SAFES FROM FIVE TO ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS PER YEAH. Trunks and packages containing valuables taken on storage for any length of time ai low rates. HENRY N.

BRUSH. President. GEOFUiK W. WH1T2. Vlco Presidm.

vanced to 29and reacted to 29a and held steady. Corn closed unchanged to 14 cent lower. Exporters took five loads. At Chicago the Close was at prices Yt cent lower to cent higher. Oats were inactive and easier, influenced by the other markets.

December opened at 25 and held unchanged up to 1 o'clock. At Chicago oats were a little more active than usual. Cash demand showed some re vival. Receipts were heavy at 598 cars. De I cember opened unchanged at 20, sold at 20V6, 1 back to 19a20c.

and became quiet at 20c. 1 On Pac 1st 97. 101 10 Un Paclst Wnt.UB West shore 4s r. 107 10 7 107 4 Wall Street, September 27 The stock market was a little irregular this morning, hut the binis. thought that on the whole its action was a 'ltttle better than at the end of laat and: that the chances were in favor of a renewal of public buying.

The latter, of course, vWill be largely conditioned upon the absence. of further severe breaks, which would without question have the effect 'jf leaving the'iiiarKet 'wholly in the 'hands of the professional element, as it was after Wednesday of lasf week. There were severe raids upon the list ItOrilay, and' that against Rock island was nrade jsoon after the opening; but most of theTdecHnes were followed in a short time by support ironi outside the Board room, so that the market did not have the. appearance of decided weakness of undertone that was seen lasb.week; In London, to day the conditions improved, and prices for American stocks came better, though witliouc special importance here. The settlement at the London Stock Rxchnge wili'ibccur this week, and there was day some preliminary buying in th'? London market for American stocks, in spite of a further slight hardening of the discount marker, attended by large discounts of American Mils.

At' the opening advances were show.i nearly all active groups of hock i. and there; was a generally good volume of commission house, business. Gains of from to 1. points were shown In Omaha, Manhattan, Sugar, Chicago Gas, Lead, Burlington and.Quincy, Rock Island, St. Paul, Kansas and Texas, Missouri Pacific and Union Before midday the advances had been lost in most cases, as the bear traders came to the front with attacks on stocks in.

which they that they could detect signs of weakness through he liquidation of long holdings. As already stated, one of these was Rock and in it the attacks were fairly well repaid, as stock orders for weekly margined accounts were disclosed. More serious depression, however, was forced in Missouri Paciflc'in which it was said that the controlling interests were not averse to a slight decline in the prices of their stocks. it may have been this rumor that encouraged the traders to bring special pressure to bear upon Missouri Pacific, in which was! much, long stock for sale at the decline. The pressure was nof checked by the confirmation' of recentreports regarding Missouri Pacific net earnings, which since January 1 are said to have increased nearly $800,000.

Kansas and Texas preferred was another stock of the southwestern group. which showed theeffectof selling pressure in the decline which followed the initial advance. Dividend payers New york Central did not escape the effects, of. the hammering. St.

"Paul's statement for August was issued and was earlier than generally It showed an Increase of $256,000 in gross earnings and an increase of $246,000 in net" earnings, on the strength of which figures the market was advanced for the second time about 1 o'clock. Thia time also the buyingx tended to most of the active list, and at in during the afternoon there seemed to be'considerable uneasiness among the shorts in the Grangers and some other stocks. including the Susquehanna and Western stocks, were bid for moderately on the renewed promises of an early advance in anthracite prices. Union Pacific was strong on the Washington dispatches predicting that the administration would shortly announce that it will not interfere in the matter of the foreclosure of the property. In the balance of the market the buying was' chiefly by the short interest, and this was the chief reason the sharp rise in Sugar.

The market closed strong with the shorts the best bus ers. MONET Call money was active and generally firm, with chiefly at 2a3 per though outside the board loans at 3a4 per cent, were numerous. For money' the demand was good at 3a4 per cent, for short and 4a4 per cent, for long dates, on good active Stock Exchange collateral. ioRElGiN k.XCh 7GE. The market for both and com metcial bills was steady, without aecivkv Rates for exchange are: The volume of business, hour by hour and 2 tu.

4 78 1 19 Waoash 2d. 37 I 0 1 Wis Cent 1st 5 Wis Cent inc. for the day. was as follows: From Shares Kroni Shares. 10 to 11 o'clock.

113,740 1 to 2 47,680 11 to 12 o'clock. 165,322 2 to 3 07,332 12 to 1 o'clock. 08,735 7H 101 li 30 1041 48 20 16 3M 4 'A. 17 37 55 170W 43H 9f! noj4 oo oo 2R 89 5RK 17() lot; 34 108 123 29 17 4(1 1" 81 38H 108' 5 io 43 I2M 18lV 20W 53M 83 147 18 370 180 3o 2(i OO 7M 5t.i 4 18(1 92M 24" 59 5W 11 (i'4, 53 21 1 58 UH 349 7H 48 17 195 154 I2 18 eovj 24 loH Jti 21H 1 11 2W 14 91 IOO bles the tecal market ruled with a weak un Totl ..349,075 dertone, and dependent almost entirely on TREASURY FIlfANCES. To day's statement of the treasury shows actual results as follows: DIVIDENDS.

After noon it sold up to 20 again. Oats closed 54a cent lower. Exporters took 45,000 bushels. At Chicago the close was at an advance of a cent. NEiV VORK GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Reported by L. G. Qulnlln as Now Yoru BHOQM YN QUOTATIONS. Available cash balance 93 59 40 57 27 83 .18 108 104 34 10.1 120 28 10 19 3K 15 7 9 37 39 5 14 41 125 163 J83 10W 529, 82 140 18 340 178 35 159 25 02 114 2(1M 54 3.1 182 92 119 55 5 1 Us 5 7 52 20 20 r.o 11 34 45 15 JSI0 152 12 8()i 07 17 0 sVj 8 108 2 18 91 'H 15215,048,458 147.276.287 covering for support. At noon the market was quiet and steady, at a net decline of 5a7 points, i sales to that hour 58,000 bales.

Receipts a the ports estimated for the day at 57.000 bales against 46.50 1 last week and OS. 476 bales last year. Estimated receipts of cot The following table gives the quotations of Oold reserve 1 llv er Net silver 27 Heading ct Reading 1st pfd the most active local securities. It is cor satur 14.037,777 I 39,990.169 23.095,340 I 1.232.097 Clos Inc Ooen ton at the parts for the week. 300.000 bales Heading 2d pfd Reus.

182 Rock Island H'Jii Rome. W. Rio Grande 2" Rio Grande E.5H United States notes in Treasury notes of 1890... Total receipts this day Total receipts this month Total receipts thlB year Total expenditures this day Total expenditures this Total expenditures this year Deposits In national banks WHEAT Octoher May JOURNBAY BUKXHAa UlVIOBiS'l) NO. 85; Brooklyr, N.

September 17, 1S97 Th Board of Directors ha tills day declared a quar srly dividend of TWO (2) PES CENT, on th preferred cacltal stock, payable October 1. 1S97, at the store JOURNKAY BBH.NHAJI, to Htockholders record at the close of touslneaa Beptember 21. Wj7. Transfer books will be closed from 3 P. September 21, until 10 A.

ii. October 5. 1SS7. JOHN M. CON KLIN, Secretary.

"TilETPEOPLErS TRUST COMPANY BROOK lyn September 15, 1SS7 A Quarterly dividend of TWO PER CENT, has this day been declared by the Board of Trustees of this Company, payable OCTOBER 1, 1897. Transfer books will ba closed September 25 and reopened October 1. EDWARD JOHNSON. Secretary. recied dally at the close ot the market.

As far as possible, it is made up from actual transactions ascertained by the Eagle in the open market. All bonds are quoted "with Interest." A complete list of Brooklyn securities, with quotations and statistical matter, Is printed each Sunday In the "Local Stocks and Bonds" article: 18.983.853 77,092,572 1.195.000 22.299.000 105,987 17.O60.7OU High Low eat, est. 07 T.7 t'4)4 13 R3 S2)j 5 34M day'K OlfMTc 9894 9444 93) KV4 34J4 3b) c4S4 97)4 9694 04), 03 raw 2S7i 23 St L. So. West St.

L. So. W. Standard Rope T. St.

in cl St.L.&S.F.lst pf.ct. St.L.4 S.F.2d pf.ct.. Southern Pacific Silver Bullion Southern R. CORN Septemher rictober December 3494 OATS Septerniti r. October December National bank notes received to day for redemption.

government receipts, from internal revenue. customs. miscellaneous, $25,677. U'4 0 SOW 20 50 1 IH 34 a 7'A RAILROADS Atlantic avenue ctmsol. 1931 Atlantic avenue 'is.

litfllt H'klvn City Newtown R. against 241.500 bales last week and 281.910 hi'. ss las', year. At Memphis 4.DSG bales i against S.5M hales last year and at Houston 12,018 bales 11,455 bales last year. Liverpool.

September 7. 1 P. Cc Ltun i M'lifH: prtc favor buyers. American middling. The sales c.r the day wer ln.Odo halfs or i r.uo wei for specuiatlon and Npon I lr.r s.71'0 baU Amerli an.

Receipts 1 .1,00 balr ineluflln T't') Fu tur. openc.l easy with a moderate demand an1 cloi wisy Am ican mtddlh I. m. c. September, iull buyers: atrl 4l Sld seller.s: I Octob ati November.

rtt ti4I IS ld buyers: I and Decemler. 'tida3 32 KKl buvcr 3 iM.l huvers: January I ca Gt I Injr' rs i apl Mfih. CId buyers: Mjrch' April. 3 Jdn" Cd buyers; April ami Mav, odu" buyers; May and '51 MH AH inr, 'ii so ii ills ti 'H 21 r81 11M 7to 4M 17 i ir.4 li 'H 31 1H4 07 aaji 10 i 14 bouthern It. It.

tit. GOVERNMENT BONDS. INSURANCE. St. Jos.

Grand Isl St. Jos. SG.I.lBt pt ct 45W i TEE LAWYERS' TITLE LARD October 4.80 4.70 CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. Reported by L. G.

Qulnlln New York. Satur Brouklyn city Brooklyn City first H'klvn. Queens Sub. first West End nrst coney Island B'klyn first 5s. 'rosstown 5s Kings County Traction Nassau Electric Nassau 10:30 A.

M. 2:30 P. Bid. Asked. Bid.

Asked. 98 98 11191 112M 111 112! 1131 1141 U4M 125J4 lyr.W I25X 1254( 125 4 125K J.2. js 114'ii 115 114Wj 115 114J4 115 114J 115 102 102)4 105J4 in. 102J4 10 102! 102 5t.jos.AiU. l.tfd or ct ltl4 Sixth Avenue 190 Third Avenue 152 Texas Pacific.

ViH Tenn. Coal 314 U. S. Leather HH U. s.

Leather pf 07)i U. S. Rubber 17 U. S. Rubber pf CO Union Ferry U.

S. 2s. res 48, 1907. reg 4a. 1907.

con 4a, 1925. new 4s. 1925, henna, 1904 6s. 1904 Currency 6s. 189s, Currency 6s.

1S99 Cherokee 4s. 181)8 Bid. Asked. 103 10394 105 107 180 185 114 110 195 195K 115 116 104 10H 70.14 77W 101 104 104 44 44 30 Ill) 100 103 104 112)4 170 180 401 225 '7 215 215 150 243T CIos nay 1 Inc. Clo 91 1 9194 9194 90 UU)4 i.i.t ouy.ily; anti July.

o4 buyers. NEW YORK COTTON MARKET. Furnished by Price. McCormlck New Tork.t Open Hlfth Low Inc est. est.

0 H0 91 94 89 909 8894 28 28 27 2fiW 295 29 33 329 I ILLUMINATING COMPANIES I Edison Edison 5s Municipal TRUST COMPANIES Union Pacific 1st pd 24 2 Cherokee 4s. 1899 Ill 2. 9s it9 2994 ::3 I Satur Op' Low Clos day's ins st in rise's September fj.ux 0.31 0.40 Octob'T i ti.21 li. Novemher. 1 4 ti.2f 0.20 ti.32 H.2S li.

i tl.30 January 0.30 0.37 fi.3i 0.33 (i.4l 8 2(iH 108 2 13l 9IJ.fi 104 MINING QUOTATIONS. The following shows the quotations for the principal mining shares to day: Hi'l. Asked Rid. Asked L'n. Pac.

D. Wabash Wabash pf Wells Fargo Wheel. L. Wheel. E.

Western Union West Chi. St. Ex dividend. 19 l'9s 1894 1UU .02 .25 HaleiNorc'ss 1.00 I 29.00 WHEAT September. rteember.

May CORN Septemlier. October May O.VTS October December. May September. October January R1BS Onoiii't PORK October January 20 20 20 0 2294 23 22 23 22 54 435 4.47 4.30 4.47 4.35 4.32 4l7 4 35 4.47 4.35 4.40 4.55 4.40 1.55 l.i: 4.5.1 170 4 55 4.7U 4.57 THE COFFEE MARKET. Coffee contracts opened barely steady decline of 5a10 points, and ruled otiiet.

at a with INACTIVE STOCKS. Following are the closings of less active 8tocks: AmericanFlag Alice Argentum Amer. Anaconda Alano Albany Alta Belcher Breece BrunswIckCon Belmont CaledonlaB.H .42 .03 IjlYl .25 .15 .10 .51) Hid Askc.l Bid. Asked 5( 2 4.85 4.82 4.70 4 91) 4.70 Mau. ft 5.02 5.02 4.85 8.22 8.22 8.30 9U0 4.8V 47 4.7.i 8.07 8.07 S.

1 5 0.12 Am.T, Albany Am. Coal 1211 Adams Amer. Ex 117 Atlantic fc I'. Bes Air L.pf.30:i BuL. It.

2 2M H. l'. nf. tt 'i, 01 8.05 8. 15 9.10 8.05 N.

1 5 9.10 8.30 9.30 H4 14(i" 100 lL'0 10(i s.iit ii Horn 1.05 Iron Silver 2.1 Isabella 2 .20 Lacrosse 10 Lendvllle Con. .09 Little .14 Mexican 4 i Moultou 15 Mt Rose 09 .22 North 4.00 Ontario 2.50 Ophir .85 Occidental 2.40 Plymoutn .12 Phoenix .04 Potosl .27 Portland 70 Quicksilver. ...1.00 Savage 30 SierraNevada .90 Small .40 Union Con 4.1 Union 20 Victor M.Con. 1.00 Work 04 YellowJacket. .26 Hamilton Kings County Long island Loan Trust Manufacturers' Nassau i BANKS Brooklyn Klrst National I Manufacturers National Ful'on Mechanics' Bank National City Nassau National i People's Srhermerhorn Vfinn il FERRY COMPANIES i Brooklyn it New Yuri; rr7 B'klyn N' York Kerry 6s N.

Y. Kast River Ferry N. Y. Kast River Ferry New York South Brooklyn I New Yort. South Brooklyn is.

Union Ferry Int, Ferrv MISCELLANEOUS I Academy ut Music Bond Mortgage Guarantee Oicfcebrough Manufacturing Co. Jfiurneay Burnharn nin Burnharn pfd i N. Y. Ic N. J.

Telephone N. i N. J. Telephone 1 Phoenix Fire Insurance I Title Guaranter. Trust Co 1 s.

Projectile I Jlecker Jonea Jewell Mill I Heeker JoiK Ji well Mill honds Worthltjgton Pump com Wor Pump pf .1 Msi. Nat. ct. 1 Mint. Central ti Manitoba IM0 Mull.

Coal las Mah. Coal pf.100 i Nor. Mouth. Ifi NeivCen.Uoal 7 Nat. II N.

Starch lm Sf, N.Y.&ilar'm.'tl New Kiik N'wes! 110 N.V.AirB'Iti Nosh.C 7(1 Or.SU. 10 Or.K.JsN.et. Ur.K.fc N.uf. (S8 150 410 240 200 195 200 2: 15 240 3811 277 185 1IM) 150 210 220 195 117 HO 81 99 100 211 30 95 II!) MtOJt (18 100 107 135 185 190 Mill 400 18 23 72 78 147 152 105 107 105 170 204 209 100 70 72 97 24 28 90 93 INSURANCE COMPANY of New York. Capital fe Surplus Jan.

1, 1897. $1,657376 38 Istal Losses since organization Examines and Insures titles to real estate, the assured selecting; his own counsel, if he desires. Defends at its own expense any suit brought against a title guaranteed by it. Pays any claim established against the property not exceeding the amount of its policy, and, in addition, all costs of litigation. Compels an objecting purchaser to complete his contract to buy; or.

If defeated in the attempt to do so, either pays the damages or takes the props, erty off Its policy holder's hands. DIRECTORS: KDWr.V COOOKS1IALL, WILLIAM ALLEN HOTLEB. WILLIAM P. DIXON. JOHN DL'ER.

HKNKY K. HOWLAND, J. 'RKDKRIC KJJRNOCHAH, JOHN T. LOCKMAN, J. LAWKKNCK MARCKLLUB, DAVID B.

t'HAKLEK K. HTKONQ. HERBERT B. TURNER, JAMES M. VAKNUil.

JOHN WEBBEK. EDWIN W. COGtJESHALL. President and Oeneral Manager. CHARLES K.

STRONG. Vice President. DAVID B. OODKN, 2d Vice Presidsat, WILLIAM P. DIXON, Secretary.

JOHN DUEB, Treaturar. OFFICES Nos. 37 and 39 Liberty St, and 44J 4 and 46 Maldssl' Lane, New York. BltANCH OFFICES NEW YORK. 21i) Wm 125tU St.

and Jf E. cor. Columbns A and 7'Jd St. BROOKLYN OFFICE 1G4 and 1C6 Montafne Straet. WESTCHESTEH OFFlCESi WHJ YONKEItS.

GRAIN AND PRODUCE STATISTICS. The following tables show the daily movement of grain as posted at the Produce Exchange, up to 1 'clock to day: RECEIPTS AT WESTERN POINTS. CrippIeC'kCon .1 i .04 Chollar 1'' Crown .23 Chrvsollte 10 Con. 1.2.1 ComstockT.Co Stock "4 Honds "4 .04 Deadw'dTerra 1.00 Kurcka Con. .20 Fath'rIJeSmet 17 a weak unuertone throughout the forenoon.

Sales on the call. 000 bags, and up to noon, 4,000 bags. There was an exchange of 250 bags October for 250 bags January at a difference of 60 points and an exchange of 250 bags January for 250 bags March at a difference of 2() points. Large receipts at Hio anil Santos ted to hammering by local bears in the absence of outside speculative support but trading was slack, at best, longs and shorts being alike cautious. At noon the market was steady at the opening price.

Cleared from Victoria September 24. steamer Oarrick, with "17.000 bags: cleared Santos September 23. titeamer Asiatic Prince, with 15,000 bags; cleared Kio, September 20, steamer Dele carlla, with ofi.000 bags, and cleared Bahia September 2.1. steamer Mozart with 4.000 bags. Coffee rabp were: Sanies Coffee market Unit.

(Jr. avf rag 1 antOR. ft (wy). Hec lpt 37.000 bags. Stock.

il bags. Hamburg crTr market opened pfennig lower. Close I pfennig low er. Sales. 7,000 bags.

Hovr" Coffee market opened barely steady, ai franr lower. At 12 M. ur At P. (Ui t. unchanged.

Sals. it, 00.1 bag. Itiu ColTee niat ket steadv. 7 Itii, Urnnsw'k Oo 1 I A N. B.4KJ..W.

W.pf Chi.K K. 111. 1 Chi. K. I 1011 C.L.K 41) I ttit uei ir.

I ('on. Mit Com. Cauls. 1 7: 8 Hi 7J 124 11 10 40 37" 40 71 7 10 5 11 88 01 150 Sterling, actual Sterling; cables sixty Sight 4.. i.i!al.86Ji 4.hL'Ma f.ia4 4.H451 Flour.

Barrels. 10.524 7,200 "9011 12.530 Sterling; tliic'y coly'l CiuldACurry Golden fobe. .30 .05 IH i an Corn, Buvhels. 493.700 1 1,3011 23.045 85 42.000 180.000 73,800 1 1,81 1 32.000 Wheat, Rusheis. 157.050 43,550 30,288 8,4 74 S7.

8U 70,000 0,000 542,454 207.1.00 Cuts. Rush'. Is. 5 4.1)78 9,410 s.V.Loo 08,900 2,1,000 4,1 4 IH Stl i it 'It 40. 1 13 aris.

jrancs Berlin, marks (4) Atasterdam.auildor.. il Milwaukee. Toledo Detroit bl. Louis. Peoria Duluth i.

an. Unto south a Ont.Sil. Mm. UT. I I'eo.

Kait. umcfcs'r Mia ColCS I liC. I D.M.ii Ft.D. D.M.aii s. 1 U.S.S.& A.pl.

Krle 'l'el PHILADELPHIA MARKET. 4W Hit iSARNiNG ti 1 Bpan New lcsT.Mln.iif. 4S4 AUd i 'ort W. lil 118 J4 Qi.i aui uu. i Total 31.154 1.712.090 880.241 741,844 bt.i'.& Liu.

pf SUJ SHIPMENTS FROM WESTERN POINTS. 144 4.1 411 '(I Outside Investment Seourities. $806,1114 rm. Kschange. 7 ir, Uecvipts.

2ii.i: for the Cnited Slates. 12.H.M Clear: for Kurr.p 7.W) bags. k. bugs. I.V.'.O.IO Flour, Barrels.

18,671 13.7:11 P.L.1I.& P.p l'enn. Penn.St'l pf. l'hlla. Trac. IteaJinK Itoohe.sterlty I'nlon Trai IT.

a. I P. Rochester Railway: Year ended June 30, Kross earnings Ket earning Total Income Wisconsin Central: Third wee.l; September From July 1 1 Chicago and Eastern Illinois: Third week September baits. 1 St.L.A.ST.H. (JO Stand.

3fin' 14u Tol. it O. ait i Tol. a O.O. nf 4 1 I I'tiua B.

13 Wis. Central, yjt i Wis. Cen. pf. tl I West.

1'. Beef OH I NEW YORK GAS COJIPANIES Etiultable Enultable first con 5s JSsn.US SOC.OH) 321.241 ST.r.lD .1,103,173 S4.700 i 'l. i l' 'W Pl.i p. 40 lloment'lceM I III. tl i in Co.

of o.c: ill. Leased I. i Cl. pf. 4() Joliet li I 8 Ex dividend.

3J4 5(1 VlH 84 ii 47H Detroit Bid. 29S 115 103 300 Oars. Dushels. 619,250 u.ikni 90.200 tlumiahed by Mathews. Bid.

Asked Am.RyLlght Acetylene Balto. Trac. 18H 1S Canibriu 4(1 4()Hi Choctaw Con.Trac.JtU Klec. Eiec. St.

pf. 'Ihi Blec.S.Pneu. 4.. 4(1 Heston'le pt. Hunt.

B.T. 1 1 Hiini.MT.p! 4M 4 Indianapolis In. Co. N.A LehlEh Nav. 4fK Lehlth 1 Met.

I. 112.315 1.1S9.!HM un 1'nited Stat s. bags from New York. bags. Unil vi I Afloat for tin United i 4(! 34 Ja 11W B3T, 47 Corn.

Bti.hels. 549.014 98.009 12.700 1 1.09',00ll 42.200 lOS.VlOO Wheat. Builiels. 22.4,403 2,000 1,700 1,872 21.500 U.00U 3,000 121.000 Total wareiVtuse deliverit bags, including lu.515 New Vnrl; stock to dny, Stalc.s slock. 527 bags.

States, ti bug. Total Equitable llrst m. 6s Mutual of New York cn, Vrtl: rtast River com 55.448 10 87 tKsi isilile for the Unit, tales, rrom July bags, against bags las: Asked. 292 117 104 890 MM 114 107K 113 149 I 117 207 Bt. Louis.

6,87.1 eoria Duluth Kan. City Cleveland, Canton and Southern Railroad: ami llll In us. Jigs New York East River pfd 112 New York East River eonscla. 19 New York East River first 11' Star.dard com 144 Welabacli Welsh' cm. WelFth Mars.lr BONUS.

I UTUP.ES 12 fllnndard nfd 'l' 917,847 781.342 ATLANTIC PORTS. Total 95.180 1.1 RECEIPTS AT o'clock. Coupons doe October 1 on the tnort gafto 4' per rent, golil bon.ls of the Slos.t Iron and Company will be iaid by the Central Trust Company. Indlannp.5s. I.

Cuii. 5.i. 07! Nor. Cen: Auja.ist. sross 48.nsy UI Of Net' earnings Prom July I.

gross no.4:t2 i27.yo7 Net earnings 26.728 Ohio River: Thir.d week 24,102 J'rom 1 Alabama Great Southern: Third week September 30.140 33.358 Front 1 36G. 094 337.140 Central Georcia: 0794 110 X' warkP.5s.109 jr. 109 'clock. .00 6.95 li.l 10 i.4 0.55 (i.ht: 114 203 100 110 11H 108 230 i Nor. Pac pf Slandarr" first m.

5s NEW YORK RAILROADS ttroaaway Seventh av tfroadway Seventh av 1st Broadway Seventh av Broadway Surface first Ss Broadway Surface 2d Central crosstown Ctntral Park. N. E. Corn. Bushels.

900 401.260 77.29.! sn.5;i8 Oats. Bushels. 8.XU4 247.200 13.391 14.187 Wheat. Bushels. 100.002 407.325 Klour, Rarrels.

3.700 35.980 19,543 P. Trac. II8H; T. 4s. 71ii 17 o7'4 Pennsylv'lu.

COUEEE Opening. Hid. Ask. O.tO 30 0.0O IO o.oo iu 56 ll.OU 05 0.0.1 75 0.80 s5 it.Hl I 15 (S.SJO 0 (l i U.95 71H i 118 Hostoiu New YorK. PWla P.I..H.& MORE TROUBLE FOR SMALL BOYS 107 clock 55 ti.Oa (l.

)U 1 o.ijo H.tii) i 0.80 (I.Hi I U.U0 O.tltl 1 O.U5 (J 95 September October November December Junuary Uebruary Murch April May June July August i.8.1 120. (KS 1 .070.043 1I2.4M 1.0.10,245 0.5 (i.i 5 0 8 .90 0 0.9 0.9.1 CHICAGO STOCK MARKET. (Reported by U. L. Horton Co.) (.

Total 5.1.223 040.3J2 568.044 282.942 K.UrJoaua. 2.220 117,060 54,300 10,725 Galveston .50 000 I EXPORTS FROM ATLANTIC PORTS. 0.90 INSURE YOUR TITLE. Why carry the risk yourself? Wby rly on any protection but the beat? FOK A POLICY OI DEK. THIS COMPANY 1.

Defends at its own expense any suit brought a title guaranteed by it. Third week September From 1 Southern Railway: Third week September SVom July 1 i Louisville and Nashvlli Third wc ek September From July 11 42O.7U0 4,270.033 3S11.463 4.0C4.217 ti.95 b.U.1 Bushels. 435.Sn) 11.540 Ubnir, Barrels. 81) I.SC5.502 4.4S2.o;S Wheat. Bushels.

23,945 i 84.14 9 117,707 Cllic aso. Milwaukee ami St. Paul Railroad Bushels. 25.479 17.543 40,915 201.142 334.1107 iioston. New York.

I Phila i Baltimore. 2.7S0.W4 524.200 2. Pays any claim established against tho 845.7113 173 190 lit! 100 90 100 120 1.111 190 325 170 94 107 107M 102 3 UH 335 421 6 10 .15 10 lilii 117 101 ioa 108 I Do 175 0fi 110 70 1)1) 4 '5 (ih ro 18 To ilay. Siiturday. Closing Closing Bid.

Asked. Bid. Al; d. Am. Straw 0 oij Canal and H7W 117 Chic.

Brewlni; Uiw II Chic. Brewing MOtii (Jlty Railway 'I'M Diamond Match l.Vi li)4 hV) Lake St. I. V.M UIH V3i JLake St. ctfs 11 IHH Hihi Milwaukee BrewliiK 10 10 Milwaukee Urew.

tt IV. 7 ttVu 7 New York (IO North Chin. St. zSiH iStreefs StaMe trnr. UX' South Side HI tHH West Chic.

st. loa.s Mis' Total 18.553 562.43(1 203,079 N. Orleans 7.700 110,090 4, ,8.. Galveston 43,800 Other receipts at New York were posted as follows: Paroled by Justice Saturday, Arrested lor Burglary Sunday. of the tour Iiovb who wots arraigned before Justice Kramer in tbu Avenue, ('ourt on Snlurtlay for an alleged btirglary oT I'tiblii' Sobnol Nn.

20 in Devoe street, and who were paroled by him in order that the Children's Society miKbt examine into their cuhcw. were before tjjo same juiitice ibis morning, charged with breaking into the butter store of Charles Durel. (iraml atreoi. some time Sunday and stealing therefrom 40. The arretdH were made upon information furnished In the police of the iiedford avenue statiou by .1 oKoph Vtigel of 1(14 Hope utreet.

who wont to the station hourie laat night ami handed to the sergeant atthe di Hk the name time sayiug that the money had been given to him by his two younger brotherri. who iu turn said that tin uinuey had been itiven to them by Harry St ig. 11 years old, of 17' 1 Hope stroet: Jacob Konenberg. 8 yearn old. of 158 Hope street, and Kdward l.inir rdiid.

also nf 158 Hope street. Auirust. gross earnings Net earnings From July 1. gross earnings. Net earnings Central of Georgia: grcss et earnings lrrom July gross earning: Net.

earnings Metropolitan Street: Hear ended June 30, gross Net 'earnlngs Total Incomo Balance Dividends Total surplus 1.092.123 5.494.007 2,0 11, 93 3SS, Sr.il 741.4U 1H0.454. S.8SS.S04 4.07S,.r,6!i 4.62i;.0!)S 1,433.12:1 1,200,000 I.lltiC. C2i; 282.741 101. H81 74. ISS.CSO 7.2:tS,202 1.466.847 1.252.5) 214.347 Dry Dock.

E. R'way D.D..E.B'way iSt Battery first 5s. I J. E. 13' way lattery Railway Union Railway first m.

5s Second a venue Third avenue Sixth a' enue Eighth avenue Ninth avenue MISCELLANEOUS Hoboken Kerry lluboken Kerry first 5s Metropolitan Kerry first 5s N. Y. J. Kerry first 5s Tenth 23d St. Perry Tenth 23(1 St.

Kerry Orst 5s Standard Oil American Hank Note Co American Soda Mntntain coin American Soda Fountain 1st pfd. American Soda Kountaln 2d pfd. Barney Smith Car com Harney Smith Car pfd Consolidated Fireworks com Consolidated Fireworks pf.l Giueose Sugar Refining com Glucose Sugar Refining pfd Herrlng il all Marvin com Ilerrlng Hall Marvin pfd rgent baler Linotype tnew) Pa'terles com Trenton Potteries pfd Union Typewriter com Union Typewriter 1st pfd Wool Exchange of New York property. 3. Compela an objecting purchaser to complete )ii3 contract to buy: or.

if defeated in ta attempt to do so, either pays the damages or takes the property off its policy holder's hands. Jio other nystem does any of these thing, but leaves all the risk and loss to be boras) by the owner. TITLE GUARANTEE and TRUST COMPANY. packages. 1,710 24.000 Pork, bbls JiO.I 21.975 Cut meats, pkgs 1.214 L.0H0 Lard, tierces 1.452 1.210 Lard, pkgs .1,993 1,922 Dressed hogs 3.708 Wbiskv bbls.

10!) iai oushela. Mull, bushels bushels Seed, bags Oil cake, Corn meal. bbls. Corn meal, sack WlbCELLANEOUS PRODUCTS. Violations ui miscellaneous jtroducts ou the Now lorii produco txcUaufc at noon were ai follows Klour was quiet ajl held higher.

Sales were 23.000 package. to noon. Qu.i:a;i.uis; Sii.i'J.;',1': aii.i 1. p.i: t5.25.t5.05; bakers'. l.liO: winter pateucs, $5 winter s.raigliL.

sl.7. vv.nter extras. wlnfr $3.25 I .13. 40. Rye flour was dull, with fancy.

S3.35a3.75. Beef was llrui, wkh faintly. mess, J7.50aS.5O; packet. was quiet, with new mess, 59.50al0; family, 12.5o; 1 short clear. $1.50.

1 Lar.l tvj.s iiu.e:. with prime Western 4.SOC Bu was Arm. Quotations were llaJ.Sc state dairy, for Elgin: f.jr y. for state creamery; KHa 21c for Western' crr.j itiery ll'iuilc 1'i'ir creamery. ceipts were S.027 nacltuges.

1 were lirm. Quota Lions were f.M I t.u and Ivnnsylvanla: Western. ISalSV c. it ceipts were 14.43(1 packages. Chee.

was steady, with large. 91ic: larg. I'tgc: white, sy.c: rmall. colored, I O'ic; par: skims. (a7e: full skims.

3'ia4c. Re I ceipts were G.007 packages. Sugar was firm, with fair refining. centrl fug al, 9G test, 3 15 l(Ja4c; refined market firmer: LONDON QUOTATIONS. The New York Produce Exchange report of Chicago.

Indinnanulls and To lay Clos N. lng. eqnlv. Consols, Ill 0 Hi Satur.Uy Chis N. y.

Ing. eqiily. Ill 7 the visible supplies of the principal grains on Saturday, September 25, is as follows: Third week September 74,131 IS 4o4 From July 1 813.247 672. 9W cniLimu, inuianupojis anu loutsvl lie 1 July, gross. J.iT Consola.

account. lllti Atchison 10 Alchtson ntd I 'is 303. 2K4 105.619 28 3 90 so" 118 12 51 8' 88 109 40 5 1 in bi 10 90 Oats. Hnshels. 2.010,0011 l.i.dUO a.44 I 78,464 I I New York Afloat Canadian i'aclilc When arraigned befon the justice this 749.555 4.853.536 4, 764,938 76.000 049 ,000 Ottiees: i .15 Liberty N.

175 Keuisen at, Brooklyn. '4H 4UM 171s 4 Chen. Ohio Denv.4 R.O. pfd. Krle Krle lf nf Net earnings Omaha: Month August From January 1 St.

Joseph and Grand Island Third week September Prom July I Mexican National: Third week September From' January 1 24.DO0 203.20O 17.600 175,51 Illinois 108 'X. 48 17W 41XJ IOIJ4 O. 15 lllKl 511 morning. the boy admitted breaking into the stole, anil were held fur examination. They were charged with stealing pens and pencils from the Devoe street school, ndniittnnce to ihe bnilding having been gained through a lower window.

They were caught by the janitor and their case when called Satnrdav was adjourned to tKx dividend. lExriglitH. BOSTON QUOTATIONS. CAPITAL, SURPLUS, $2,000,000 $2,000,000 9S.7S.'; 4.247,034 104.001 3,508,832 Louis. 01? Mex.

ordinary 0 Mexican 4s 07ni Kan. it 153 N. Y. 1I4 Nor. Pacific 5 iav, '7U 17? 4 108 015, 07 Hi ISt, ur 54K 1MH Uiii HtlV r.M Wheat.

Corn. Bushels. Bushels 1.388.00) 11,400.000 nO.001) 95.001) 1 1 ,332,000 117.000 642,000 S.180.000 IH.vtlD.000 102.000 330,000 2,040,000 287,000 313,000 410,000 277.000 20.000 182,000 1.750.000 741.001) 37,000 8.000 7.000 83,000 892.000 3U.UU0 928.000 891,000 241,000 35.000 17,000 189.000 76.000 1 .587,000 273,000 901 000 1.211.000 I.h29.000 180,000 3.015,000 3,709,000 tRfported by fcL L. Horton New York.) Saturday. 171 tl! V.Js 5 15 am 5:1 4 14 18 I14M iniW i'm Albany Buffalo Afloat Chicago Milwaukee Duluth Toledo Detroit Oswego St.

Louis A flea' Cincinnati Boston Toronto Philadelphia Montreal Peoria Indianapolis Kansas City Baltimore Minneapolis On canal rirer To day. Closlnic Bid. Aslleil Norf. VV. 411 October 1G by the justice for the reason given.

(jiosinsr Bid. Asked. 41M () 114 3.000,000 30.000 138 ,000 807,000 .25.000 3.00(1 474.000 40.000 3.000 81,000 220,000 30.000 :0 113.000 203,000 940,000 1,711.000 INSURANCE COMPANY PHENIX (ii Ont. Western. Readlnit tit.

Paul com 18)4 SUGAR RHFINERIES. 17 Ainciivan Bay State Boston Aibanr. lioaton Maine Boston M'jtiian, 11W :i.r. 'AH 1 17 U(l( Southern Ry Southern Ry pfd I'niun Pac Wuliasn pfd ljt crushed, powdered, oc; granulated, 5ie. Petroleum was unlet, with refined, all nous, 5.75a5.Oc.

Spirits of turpentine was t' ad.v, at tliaJWU''. Molasses was steady, with New Orleans, 25a31c. Hlce was firm, with domestic, 43iaC14c; Jupan, Rosin was steady, with strained, common to good. Jl.40al.45. Tallow was dull, with city.

country. 3Vjc. Hups were with state, common to choice. crop. 1890 crop, caSc: Pacific coast.

IS95 crop. 3a4c IS96 crop, 6a9c. Lead was strong, with bullion price. 4c; exchange price. 4.20a4.35c.

Potatoes were firm, with Long Island, J2.75a3c; Mvpets, l.40al.0: Jerseys, S2.50n2.75. Hhlcp were firm: Texaa dry. 21a25 lbs, California dry, 21a23 lbs. 17c; Galveston dry. 20a25 lbs.

I5al6c. Barley was quiet, lth Western, c. I. f. Barley malt was auief.

with Western. B5aSc FOREIGN" FINANCES: London, September 27, 4 P. M. Money was 3Aa per cent. The rate of discount in the open market for short bills, for three months', 214 per cent.

Paris, September 27, 4 P. M. Three per cent, rentes were 102 francs centimes for the account. Exchange on London was 7 francs 10 centimes Tor checks. London.

September 27 The amount of bullion taken, into the Bank of England on balance to day, 23,000. Berlin. September 27 Exchange on London was 20 marks 38 pfennigs for checks. Berlin, September 27 The weekly state Imperial Bank of Germany shows 14(1 17K 415 4U 'Jo 80 tiO 31 VO 170 '2 I ISO MU MS So 42 li'6" 142 6 s71 i(i' 80 41( 1RI OF BROOKLYN, N. Y.

PHENIX BUILDING, THE AMERICAN SUGAR REFINING Refiners of All Grades of Sugar, 117 WALL STREET, NEW YORK. 110.000 36,152,000 2,905,00) 1,912,000 98,000 Butie Uos. l. r. Dominion 1 itchbnrK pfd Lamsan New England Osceola Old Colony Qulncy Mining Tamarack West End Land Wt End Ba.llwa.ir.

85 Total Increase Decrease. The failure of H. Sachs has been announced at the Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Bx I change. The Chicago and Northwestern and the I Chicago. St.

Paul, Mlnneopolln and Omaha I Railway Companies are now paying the in I terest on their funded debt, due October 1, 1110 Last week's stocks. A comparison with last week and with cor 1M OA IH Oh 16 COURT STREETS oa.